For his part, Mr Dunkelman argues that progressives must move away from so-called Jeffersonian instincts, which favour localism, diffuse power and plentiful vetoes, and towards Hamiltonian ones, which point to centralising power in order to get things done.

邓克尔曼认为， 进步人士必须摆脱所谓的杰斐逊式直觉，倾向于地方主义、分散权力和众多否决权，而转向汉密尔顿式的， 集中权力以实现目标。

The day after taking back control at Burbank, Mr Iger swiftly set out to dismantle the centralising strategy orchestrated by Mr Chapek, putting decision-making back in the hands of Disney's creators.

在重新控制伯班克的第二天，艾格先生迅速着手废除佩克先生精心策划的集中化战略， 将决策权重新交到迪士尼的创造者手中。

He had also inherited a fractious religious landscape, one in which his efforts to centralise state control over the church were unfairly seen as crypto-Catholicism.

他还继承难以驾驭的宗教格局，他将国家控制权集中到教会的努力被不公平地视为秘密天主教。

His predecessor, Jim Yong Kim, had been bent on reinventing the bank, bringing in consultants, slashing costs and centralising its structure.

他的前任金墉直致力于重塑银行、引入顾问、削减成本并集中其结构。

1086, The Doomsday Book, a comprehensive survey of land ownership in England, helps to centralise power under the monarchy.

1086年， 《末日审判书》， 对英格兰土地所有权的全面调，有助于王权集中。

But the mere fact of their existence had a centralising influence.

但它们的存在本身就具有集中的影响力。

These efforts to centralise church authority were run through Laud, a firm believer in episcopalianism, the idea of ruling a church firmly through bishops and officials.

这些集中教会权力的努力是由劳德负责的，他是圣公会主义的坚定信徒，通过主教和官员坚定地统治教会的。